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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
Scientific Research.

Frank Cushing, whose name has be- come national in connection with his studies, in behalf uf the Smithsonian in- stitute, of the history ot the Zuni In diRns, who are generally accredited by all archseslogists Rs being the direct descendants of the Toltects and Aztecs, who peopled Arizons centuries ago, ar- rived m Phenix yesterday with two Zuni Indians. Mir. Cushing. II wll be remember by the Gazette readers. has thoroughly mastered the Zuni language. and in his six years residence with them has been admitted into their ynri- ous secret rItes. In facs he has already prepared Gn alphabet for the language, and has gained much information from hIs conversance with the tongue ths. has proven valuable Co history. His mission here is ID the interest of the bureau of eihnclogy of the Smithsonian institute. and he will investigate the sn- cient ruins in our valley as well As those on the StlR river. spending several weeks in the work ID this immediate vi- cinity. After concluding hIs lnvestiSa- tious in the southern counties, MT. Cusb- ing will proceed up the Verde river to inspect the old stone ruins and cave dwellings. Mir. Gushing Is very agree able gentleman. and sn enthusiast ID the pursuit of knowledge in the line which he Is now following.-PhenlX Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
IkeSrny street,

IkeSrny Street. san FrancfSeO. Cal.
 Nsrvous D bility. Seminal Weakness. K hRusted N.tsi.ty, S..ermstOrrhcea, Io-t Nan hoou. ilpJ.ency, Psralysis; frgs'Htoi ri-'e.; , and al ll., tsrr be effects v Sell abus'. and eKces- "a uaturer years, sueh az Lcse ci Men Ory, Lss-i:ude. Nocturnal Emissl0ns. aversion to society," Uimness of vision NOlses ID ne Head the yitzl huid passing unobserved lE he urine. and many other diseases that lead to sn- YOUNG NEN
 Suffering from any of the above yr1ptoTss. should consult us at once The cram can pc stopped vitality restored. and liis oe mEts aga,n pieasu e iasiead of s burden,
 There are many
 MIbDLE-AGED MIN whO arc trouble with soO frequent evacuation or Lke blzd1er often accompanied sy sheht smsrtlrg or burning sensatlo-. and weak f- ing of Ina systen m 8 manner they cannot He- cOrnt for. Bopy Sediment m the urine. etc. Many dis of this difficulty ignorant Or me cause. which IS the second stage of seminal weakness. CUHEs GUARANTEED IN ALL CAsEs-
 Consultation Free. Thor ugh exaninatlon snd aiyice including chemical analysis and microscopic exszInstiOA of the ur1ne, S3 An honest opinion given m every case
 The folIo-inE Medicines ruppiiei al The prices named.
 SHE AsTLEY COOPER yITAL RESTORE TIVE. s3 bo tIe. or foar times ths quan' titJ, SIC.
 Sent to snS one applying by letter, stating symptoms. seX and age. Strict secrecy ln rriaru e all hCsiuess rraC sact1Ona.
 The Celebrated Kidney Remedy, NFFH REIICI VI, for all k nds or Kidney and tlad-er COuplsintz, GonorrhOra Gleet, LeucOrrt0a. etc. For sale Jy all drugzlsts q bottle, or siH bot The ErSiish DtNDELIoN, LIVER ANB D sPEP>IA PHI IS the best in tEs narSet. For sslo by sll CrugsIsis; price. 70 eeats bottle.
 kddress English Medical Dl,pensary. 3s. T. EkARsY SrEEE-. Sss FHaSCIsCo. CAL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
.Buckct shop" Speculation.

The grain and stock 'buckot shop bust nszS Is rapidly increasing .n Chicago, and thru- are t.n af th--s blackboard concerns iu th, city e.. ,lay Co one tin,e years ago. Every prumiUrut hotel. aimoSt, rents Q flrst floor rocn for this VurTo-e, and the vicinity of The Roar,i Uf Trade Is alive with them Just now said an imported New York operator t1 me. ''thc sl-t-llators are testing a urw scheme to get ahead uf the propri1tcrs uf the bucket shops. atirh Isn't so new. either. for It IS on, that theSo pro urietors have hong been playing 70 their pa- truus lt e,u-ifs ln ',fral,liing the market when it gets excited is, both buyin. and selling a stocA over night. and by lJs- ing one deal gaining enough on the other To EloFc than make up.
 If the parti-Jil stock deslt in tluctua;ss wildly, succgS, generally follows this scheme, bu, the way that one eastern proprietor, whom l know intimately. cgtS even with this and all other can,S p.ay-i by his custom ers and grows rich out uf them l. by him s,.lf creating wsli tE-.latIoGs sO suddenly ss 70 wipe o-r the margins put up on one side uf theSe deals and through sUne freeze out clauSl iu his rule> preventing lmmSiiate closing of deals between rapid quotations tl< other siie IS left stralicl with 10 ap- pFNscia5le profit 10 u Why sdied my intorr1er my frieni n away stsPTing Into the main market and arranging quotations ty spending Slo0 CT S2Op ID such a way as to knock Il-H his LlniS '.ric. that amount Uf margin which To rBn ~aa at @ ciauce are lacking som, TJrt .ll'ar stock. ''-ELtcaco Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
Resolutions of Respect.

HAIL uF ARIZONA LopGE No. l.A.OU.W iCCs N, ATE ns, Feb, 4rh. lS>7. Master N0Tkmen and Brothers, Arizons Lodge No. l, A, O. |. ". Tucson Arizona
 Your committee appointed tc draft sU-t4lle asaiuI01s appropriate to the memory f Father Cpchurch. respect iu. v report as follows:
 NEEsEAs, The Omuipo.ent Master hCs called Father J. J. Cpchurch. the beloved founder ot CIT order, 10 8 high er sEae-e. 6-I
 HrEFCA~. The work ha has finished h-- on a3- :. marks h.s memory with R n1ecu.-t ks enduring ss urs itself. tbs--.r-e be1t
 Resolved That the Lodge nourns h.s -ea.l es B loss wLlsh can never be reri--c5: tLs; the order he has founded Is --- i-E-1- emto5 -msrt of charity; that IL '-rI2-ef are ls broad ss humanity & i ss '8stIuE as e-tr1lty. B solved. TbEt the members of this l0J 5 | g ore LIs e slE. and revere his memory and thG: We vll emulate his exa orla sHd striving by the constant spE .ciu1a oi charity, hope to secure the rr1tecu5n finally gwen ;o faithful wrTElE-.
 Blyai. That these resolutions be g. st -po- ,ba minutss of The Lodge, a1- rFg furnished our Grand Lodge 'hr USE agr representatives, snd to the p .ii ihts city.
 F. II. GOODWIN.
 V. T. OSBORN.
 G. W. BROWN.
 r. \ 0DERNarT.
 Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
What True Merit Will Do.

The unprecedented sale of Boschee,s German Syrup within few years, has astonished the world. IL IS without 6 doubt the safest and best remedy ever discovered for the speedy snd effectual cure of COuRas. Colds and the severest Lung troubles. IL acts on an entirely different principle from the usual pres criptions given by Physicians, as it does not dry up Cough and leave the disease still ID the sy stem, but on the contrary removes the cause of the trouble, heals the parts affected and leaves them ID @ purely healthy condition. bottle kept in the house for use when tho diseases make their appearance, will save d1ctOr's bills and long spell of setiOus illness. \ trial will convince you of these facts. IL is positively sold by all druggists and general dealers in the land. Prioa, 16 cents, large bottles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
Prime. Who Come chsan.

"Prince'' Nicholas o. NiuSr b demands s,-nc consideration as the man vlo w-idci tue daughter ,f Count Ai'crl,er-. But the Adlcrher-s are n vcry new family. and tae laiy question had few claims on ed- Elira;i1n l-.e,d. sue had for yesrs hesn Q sort of kat.s-l. from 9 hUu tha objects of her faacy fei ia c0usctrna-iun- and il was c1usltr-i "LSppy disnltch' when ths young savage nom tke Cauclsxs aGret-ss- in co l>.i1gat-an u! a ruuud sum af ready cash. to make Ter bis Vife and nos s,,ck Co be 'lvo-rei form Ter for war. Th- bar gain was ra-~-.-uLa1si. hgt the fear hai uO: .ru- h5-u -laT.s-i when -he ,1uple ssIa- T4tei itrgyr- Elv is- has siuaul .r-i all 't- U-ar--l- I1-tl1a --Iudre properly. iribe and al t-r S.IJ f' t.- which t- sold Eis Glle-si r-.--.--ip, atI !s now heels oyer hsl- in 6.L-. -l thst b. would naturally lk' to get a j. J iu V -ri-c over Q country v-Ieh Lo C--.I sg-ry-e :Jr his own gam e Primes l1 fliggr-iia. iy tLe way. come -sy uteAf There arc whole tIib5s com icssd @. nothing bG; ''rr.nces-' and ''priR- c1sss. \ -oc..iy proportion o. them get a living by highway robbery. though some AI's sufficiently regal L. taste Co ~-ez cierh. shil, in mercantile o9Ilc,S. Chicago Her all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
rrsct. ef ,Issiean ruInu-

What .s it lkes'' s1sd CX-H.-is-.T Sel. son Why I cannot diecr1dss |. t1 son b-'- Ger than Co sly that sf y1I ~uuli loi. a ivt of rusty iron 10 milk Cni thaH add i-7l- varn.sl you would have 6 falnS illitaii,-l of [; iu -,Ls-e. It's color cannot be iuii'stai could u5 more drink glass Sf q than could swallow a tog-hAslisr pFuu-si7r- fullUe k tLs -yui-:,lu of the msSl,v plant. Ac the average a.-e. t,.l ye.-r~. taA plan. flower ani tlI stJ-,A grONS Up from The cr It-I- The r-onS can tel @ O certainty when to cut ma The bulb. 0r bod rather. m th- centeT ci Ilsi.t. having t opened iu the slap~ 1f 9 Lasin foot ssCi 9 half deep and afpct in diameter Tla cxl- datiou VIII fill this howl three or four tlrscs q day It takcS about fft-,-n dav- t1r fer meu,ar.1u. The HluJl py-ssS,s about the Sl.Ec am0u-; ,f 4lcchusic spirits a- la-pr beer. No one can drink stroug liIu0rs in the Cry r, Heziao in suhicsn- quantity c. Ct- drunk One can easily become crt-.-i by whisky drinking. 1 remember when went there l took a glass of brandy and ,ss;er with Gen Eosecraus. E1y prg,leC '~2Slr. and tL' eTevt was Ca give ne a ssveTc io-sl Ip- hluu5tion lEery Is D-s rctcf from tb> fever caused by the burning ia;1xi.aut N- one was ever known Co exTericnce frre pCrsT sa;iOn in that CIV. .''-ChicsSo Trt hEue Interview
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
MnruIn narnm.

That trees from little scorns grow was never more ably Illustrated than ID the case of Wsrum Dsrum. These two words coined by our jovIal town wit Col. Durr, but little more than s year ago, are now synonyms for fellowship sud good feeling the country over. Poetry on draught" cSined in the same imaginative braip, is likewise having 6 popular run. MT. c. x. Townsend fl Kentucky whisky fame. is authority to! this. He stated that when ID Tucson s year sgo "WRrum Darum' becsme friendly with himself At Albuquerque It captured the town and Is still popu- lar. War with Mexico was given Rs ths solution to the epigmaticsl words. This was during the Cutting excitement, and passed current with everybody. From Albu luerque it gradually rescaed Louisville the town uf famous wbiskies. and soon had s standing among the !Ovisl souls of the place. Yellowstone whiskey of 1882 fsvorite smile among Ken tuckyisns, IS always drank to "WaruI Dsrum" Rich Hill another choice brand is losing its Identity in "P0etF! on draught."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
PAINTING TREASURY NOTES.
Why the United States Treasury Oricisb
 Obiert-A Late Decisign.

Obiect-A Late Decision
 The uastime of painting United States tpeasnry notes has lately received {, setback A pointed hint has gJne out from the treas ury department that 1T persons of artistic tss,e want to test their skill in this line they tnDst not exhibit their wtrk in pubic This istbe meaning of decision by Solicitor Me Chr. tho full e;fect of which was not made ulain in the brief abstract given out. The decision was basd on a New York case, where fac-simile Of S5 note painted on wood was exhibi.Sl in well known saloon. 1 sS.rct service agent suggested that the rsintiug was foo suggestive uf counterfeit ing to bc kept open to the public gaze and should b. rcmOvcl Chief Brooks tooS substantially the same view.
 The owner of the picture and the artist who pairf,,i it made aifidavits tbat no vio- lati.u nf the law was intended The Solici- tor yf tl- treasurY aeccQted this as Q state rpeut 1f rhe facts but declared he could not sanction my encroschment upon the statute made for the prote.tion of United States securities. Se,,. J, ,430, among other thing, urovides that ''evcry pcr~on who prints, photographs, or in any other manner makes Or executes or caus's to be printed, photo eraphsl. made og executed, or ails in print inc. NuUtu-rui a.lilsr iilaAliiS NE eAetutlhs mn. engraving. photograph. print or bnpres- sion iu the liAeugss cf any such obligation or ,,.uritv. or any part thereof, shall be pun .,h,,i" '" While under the circumstances he solicitor would uot advise prosecution, ha suggested quite plainly that the exercise gf a talent 20 capable of mischief should nSt le encouraged. Thc artist and the owner claimed the parlsl painting of the greenbsck was worth SlOO. bu. Chief Brooks essmated its value a. SIO or SlJ. Some time ago somewhat similAr painting by Washing Ion arts; wss Vut Up at public auction, but i, Was drawn at tae suggestion of the secret s-rvice oaicers. The late deCis.on of the soiSitor of the trNaSGfy K made for the lenefit of I-ople who think there is no harm iu making public exhibitions If these artistic rcVre~ ntatici-> 0f the currency. Some very good counterfeit notes have bcen painted and IaSsi for money by profes- ai0IlAl-
 Thi- Is the reaSrn Thy the secrv: service fniuks it necesssry Co cheek 70. efforts Of ama<eur> sinre their work might be too suggestive Co thcse Vho have a talent in that dirsct!on and .ht by such an exam ple be led into the unlawful excrciss.5i their Skill. .-Chicaco Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
OFFICERS
Market Review.

Bulhon-BEr silver has rubsd s:eaig ; in London ai A. l-l6j, Der oGnce, and here the value 0f fine tsrs tas been SlU1 3 for commercial sad Sly3 to l03i for .sssyed bars.
 CoDper.-Ihe market during he week has been very quIet; only few traussc- n DDS Were made at prices ranging from II log ll20c,; to-day, los bld and II .4Jc asked. But while Lake Is t-u. inferior brands are unsteady. ChlA Bsrs ID London. ID spite oi the EsT scaEe. are t3S los, rBtler truler-
 Tslegrsphic advlees from Blite stste that the Ansccuda Smelling Works are again idis. and al men eIcsp: those eu1- ployed ID exploration, discharged frun ;he mine. American shipments must. therefore. continue @ be confined c. small pa-sels of Lake. which. from its peculiar properties. certain French houses must hsEe si any Drire.
 Lesd.-Ihe lead mRrk.i hsg turned night sbvu; isce. and has Hdvanced steadily. lhere vas bu. Q sIucle sale at L25c. About loot ps s7ld st 4Sic, and 4noiaer Iu0 si 1 4Jc- thus cs,a9lish.rR an advance ui nesrly = cents on a miui- mum of business. At the close. J0,. is aAhE NNAANA nA nrhAAA n AfAAAN AtE AHht- A1d.a futures. while few small lots are Cfrar- ei st f 45. Buyers are either umid O. indifferent. aud bid sPsriEgly et 4IOc. ., and there seems to be To immediate chance of anything more than a j1btirc trade.
 The ma-ke: h S. Louis IS very sers.- tive and gradually ssceDdiuy under light sales. Quote 6t close i.lj,. bid and 20c. sskri.
 h Chicago there has been coEsiders- bls inquiry for both hsEl and soft lead. n consequence of which, se iers hsye been asking little more; but only a moderate snount o' business has been transacted. Sales for the past week will "robahly foot up 60O tons. at from 4l1I tl420 c. Lstteriy. ofTsriGSs are o1ly moderate, snd refners ase rullish ic their Ideas, 4 C0s, aid. 1 25, asked,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
TLa RerInninr nf fhr End

1r beEiuniug of disease is a slight t.a.afE or iis rder of some of the vital or-Hrs, tle stomach, the liver or the b .-s usually. IEsre are dyspsptIc ss- .la--s, tle liver Is troublesome. the s=.. r-av- tswney aud unhealthy look ir- there are pains ID the right side or e. lS b the right shoulder blade. The C-.l-E & often an utter prostrstion Of t~s physical energies. perhaps a fatsl I~sae. bl- fl ihe difl,ulty is met m ilGa v.th Hnstett--'s Stomach BIsters, v --a iz always effective as a remedy. sla i- should be rsSortei to at ST ear l. -SsEa. there vii. be no reason to sp- prslen1 those Irgurio1s subsequent effects upon the system often entailed D. entirely clrei diseases. Far better l. lt, also. to employ ;his safe reE.e 1ial CEe-t Il fever aud ssUs. sni other ma larisl complaints. than quInIpe and oth- CT potent drugs. winch. even when they d. prove effect .Bl for time. run the stomach and impair the general health.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
--I-as.i 0b-ervatory In Europe.
The ReforrnatIon sf Ru.<ia-

Tur-en.eE was a philosopher who could eee ihe various sources of his count-ys woes. and who trusted to the pEozress of events. the growth of intelligence, the steady development of justice. the unies3 edor- of calm, thoughtful ind.yiduals for their permanent extinction Nonstrous as hs believed the -ove- snent Q, Rzssia to Se. be had 10 idea tkat Ssssssfnation Q, any violent means would rectiiy it Hs fe!I sure that the revolution would coma
 no; sud lealy and thrclsh secre. plOs,sr5 aud open b,oodshed. but hS grsdrsl means. by wholesome changes. by ths working together of cause and efeet Tss attenuation of Rassis is only c question
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

A stereotype calendar plate for 1887. It is from the DIckenson foundry and win be sold here st manufacturers price iu Boston. S350. By mistake we order es twa aud having use for but one offer the other for sale. For job office calendars are indispensable.
 Thanks to legislators Drake and Scott fa- official documents.
 4 IS reported that the Humboldt mill ias temporarily shut down. A full force Ct men are at work on the mine.
 The httle son of Judge and Mrs. Lowell lRs been quite II with chllls and fever but IS RSw conyslesing.
 E5rll Webb has been called 10 Sau Francisco by the serlous illness Of his father,
 C. r. Schumacher, the popular Con gress street butcher, keeps choice stock of all kinds O; meats constantly on hand.
 Frank Proctor returned from Graham county ou Saturday last. He reports stock whereabouts looking fine. He -ecantly made shipment ot cattle to Cs.IiorEig,
 We call attention to the change made 1l the PheniK and Marcops stage ad. I. ls made to conform 10 the new schedule time of tbe Southern Pacific.
 Nr. and Mrs. James Martin, the fs- thar and mother of Mir J.H. Martin clerk o- the Distric: Court. will arrive this evening from their home III S. Louis .n route to California. They will remain here two weeks, guests of Judge and RL-s. Barnes.
 The Arizona < Sonora +. R. Co. have sa-1el a new time schedule Trains for the -cuth wIll leave Nogsles st p. m, and s5-lye ID Msgdelens at about lO4o 9. r.. He-mosilIO 12J 6. m. GuAymRs
 l 9. m. Will leave Gueymss for the north 8J IOlO s. ID, arrive at HermosIllo i l5 9. ID. st MsZielens 55 to BIO 6. I-.. NrEa.es : Q. n.
 Pres colt glories in having had twenty one clear days, nine fair days and only one cloudy day during January. What other country than Arizona can show .rch recori.-Herald. Southern Ari- z,ns can sae the above and go 1t one hrlire5 better During the entire month of January We did not know N hR: It wss 90 have a cloud dot the sky. We have had but two days of storm since tEa tirs; Cf last September. Barring these two days not s drop of rain has fIen. We already have enough fuv weather on hand to supply the world.
 Some two weeks SEQ the Tucson Rifle Club i-struJted J. A. Black, the ieweler, to order @ medal or charm. having the C1e=3moC- target as fhe basis of the GeslE1. The excellent result of his good sgi i-mgut and taste may now be seen n { snow window ot his ieEelry house. co-uerat CorErs and Meyer streets. I ae -- F well worth viewing, being 6 fine representation of gold Creed moor target. with two rifles crossed ll ve if. there ,S also shown the black s-i " ne ssS sni the marker" all ec-m- "a beautifully. On the reverse side Is the inscription:
 CHAMPION.
 TUCSON RIFLE CLUB,
 lSS1.
 The charm will be competed for during the balance Of t.e year under direction Cf tla ,ti CTS of the club.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
ST. vIrusspANCECU CURED.
kARNNGDAIE, L. l.. V. r,
 Sent. .. lSSN.

FARNINGDAIE, L. L. Y. ',
 Sept. .. lSSS.
 have been troubled for several years with an affection ot the nerves which no doctor or TO medicine could cure until I tried BRANDRErH' Pms. l would bs taken with g violent pain in the middls Of my spine and my srIns and les would tSitSh violently IL sctei something Ike -. Nltns hanc-. for l couldn't confru! my limbs. l. would come and 70 once o< twice iaonth, lasting two or thre. lays si time. Finally, at the begiuriny oi one ot my attacks, l took five BRANUs REru's Plus. As soon as they acted freely found myself almost well. So l continued taking them tor 6 month-ons or two night. ii ;s now q year sine have had Sn attack. and ] attribute Inv cure Co BRANDRETH' Pms.
 FRANCIS WoCs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
A Family Blessing.

Simmons Liver Reguiator-the favor ite home remedy-is entirely vegetable and IS the purest and best family medi- cine that is compounded. No error to be feared in administering, no injury from exposure after taking. no loss of time. I, Is the brs. preventive medi- cine. and safe to take, no matter what the sickness may prove to be, and ID any ordinary disease will effect @ speedy cure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
New Books at the L,brarr.

SccTI's wAvE3LT NOVELS 76s-Ihe Monastery. Scot. 7t3-Arre Ui Geirs'e... '.'-S.. R1v1a's We'll Ti-Brite of Lsrnn 5rmoor. 712-ksniiWcrth. 713-Wcoistosk. 774-Qlsr;in DJssr1 T5-Gly IEuDering. 77G- Hesr; of Md L,:tis1, 117-B1b Roy. T.S-Ch-ouic.e5 Su.g's Daughter. TS-NsvsTly. -S0--IvsnhCe. 7Sl-Bisck Dwari-Oli Mortality. lS2-ihe Autiqglry. GS3-FortGues ot Nigel. 7>i-Peye-ll Cs the Peak. 1N5-Rsi Gauntlet. 7>6-Msii ui Perth. fS7-BetTothed. TSS-Count Robert. -S2-The Pirate. 72)-The Talisnsn. Gas. Danssrous. sSI-Ths Abbott.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
\ strange Ner,llct.

F-1r ger ,-s-istrateS hsye o5d eXperi- s-e-= .uetIraes. Mir. Bancroft. h hls history ,f British ColumbiE, .nsrrstes a ur..-- ease. An attempt wss made to 2 ., l- ll5 asst st Al5erui B, C.. over ;-s -rErCf sg l-d.sn. The real truth .r- the Indian, while stealing pcta- to-. had been sLot to death by a gun, l.. with Fease. ID the hands of Rn A-.--r-u. he jury determined 70 close g. eyes @ the fact, and brought iu 8 yer 5r-t ol worried to death by dog. 2 - vera sent out for & second attempt s-E turned with. "he WAS killed by q -l nvsC cliff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
An Arizona Sunset.

A ball ofhrs snspsndei Low o'era molten seRi Iufnats glory ble gds1- Lost in eternity. A vIvId crimson paiiug With pencil ings Of golt; A white cloud outward rafling, Foam pillows. fold on fold. A quiv'ring rsdient rapture: he'd torches flaming high; A thousand waves that capture Pale ros. tints from the sky A lesser glcry blending With blue. more faintly blue rosy light ascending To pierce all distance through Commingling tints grow fainter A dirr nrs burning low An, never skill Of painter Can miX the colors zo. ellowcd beauty ling 'rs, A crrtAi pearly gray, Is drawn b. unseen hrsers Across ths face Of day. Gone the rssrlendsg wonder; GOd'- glory passed away, We stand the gray sky under, Be=lds a sea uf gray, And sigh because lfe's story, Like suussf's haeting kiss. Tells tales Of [. ansisnt glory, Lost rapture, vanished ohss. Rose Hartwick Thorp, in Brooklyn Afss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
RncklIns Arnira S.Irn

The Best Sslye in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores Ulcers. Salt Rhsum. Fever Sores, Tet;er. Chsppe1 Hands. Ohilolains. Corns. srd sll Skin Erup- lions. and positively cures Piles. or DO psy required. IL IS guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. prloe 25 cents per box For ssle b. Geo. Msrtin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
. .-rL..n.. Fnrtnnate nis.n,err.

Es.-an Coleman. sclr. Weymouth plying between Atlantic CI:y and \. |, L.s been troubled with 8 cough s5 thst h. .- unable t0 sleep. and WAS induced t. .rs D-. Kings New Discovery for L.- l-r--o1- tt not OCiy gave him in s-- -.-lst. uu. Glla!ed tue extreme .l-s iu E,s breast; Ills children WI ,-i.s-ly effected and single a had the same happy effect. Dr. k k-s New Discovery IS BOW the .a-l remedy In the Coleman house h- . sl. ou board fhe schooner,
 Free Ira. Bottles Of this Standard E5--is at Jie1 Martins Drug Store,